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Where ENS becomes more than just a naming system Naming systems are often discussed in terms of user experience, making addresses more readable, payments more intuitive, and digital identity easier to navigate. Their deeper value is that they allow different entities across networks to coordinate around a shared identity layer. This is why naming has always mattered on the internet. DNS is valuable because it gives browsers, applications, and services a shared way to resolve identity and location. The same logic applies onchain. As crypto becomes more complex, the coordination problem also becomes more significant. Users, wallets, applications, protocols, AI agents, and chains all need a consistent way to identify one another and resolve the right data across environments.. A single ENS name can serve as a consistent reference point for far more than a wallet address. It can point to contracts, records, interoperable addresses, chain metadata, and other forms of machine-readable identity that different systems need in order to work together. ENS isn’t only making crypto more legible for humans. It’s also becoming part of the shared naming infrastructure that enables the broader ecosystem to coordinate identity across applications and networks. Learn more: ens.domains/blog/post/identi…

Your ENS name does not have to end in .eth. If you already own a DNS domain, you can now use it as an ENS name onchain. DNS twins are now live through Doma ⤵️

⚠️ We're seeing an uptick in phishing emails targeting ENS users. ENS will never email you asking you to migrate your name, claim a reward, or connect your wallet. If you received something like this, do not click any links. Stay safe out there. When in doubt, go directly to the ENS website.